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Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
s,. waited for IN. w,rs 70 Die.

NEW YORK, Dec 8-rhe breach OF
promise suit OF Rosalie MeGiven against
JAbez Chsm bers was tried 70 day in
the Jersey City Court Of Sessions. The
suit was for 50, 600 and the jury gave
the plaintiff verdict for Vi coo. Cham
bers met the plaintiff eleven yenrs ago.
He was then the sexton OF the Grove
Methodist Church, 10 Union Hill. AL
though he had vile ChsmbeTs made
professions Of love to Miss McG!ven,
who was then only IA years old, and ny
promising that he would marry her as
soon as he could secure a divorce from
his wife ho effected her ruin.
In 1883 his wife died. On the dsV she
was buried Cham bers. Miss M Given
alleges. gave her his dead wife's wed
ding Ilns aud told her be would marry
her within year. He breEs his prom
ise and married another woman. Miss
McGiysn hiss since given birth TO 9
chtld, whose paternity Ohamo oers doet
not deny. ChAm Oers SCENE pieased
with the verdict
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
THIRD EDITION.
Circular.

We reeneoiiully announce In conuec-
tioa With eur annual holiday sale a
srg,. shis OF holiday books, which to
sxt,n. ~ variety has never been at-
tsrn r.-sC IN ihls city. We have thou.
snr5, OF books OF all kinds and varie-
Iiss BooEs for boys and girls. men
ard women, and ut prices which Will
.stoulfh yor for eheapn ess. We have
enI' s.ea igr the campaign. We.win not
be nc ieTsC.a.
We propose to demonEtrate that a
hook st1re can sell books lower than
new rsz osalers. Books ara IN on:
basement. Il is bright as day, and Will
be t3anl n pleasant place in which &c
MAKE 7ou- selections. Plenty Of room
no ialz ming and crowding. Oar ssock
OF booEs Is new, fresh, clean, hou2nI
for cast and must be sold. We chal
leuEs Ia GOa pArison Of prices, here or IN
Phi. l.adelphiS. Give us n chance to sell
you. Come and look. That won't cos
you 8 penny. We won't ask you &c
buv. Delaware Printing Company,
succe ssors TO James & Webb Company
22i MsrEet street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
IliEII.


HULEIT--Dn the sth inst, Martha HUI
lett, In her s31 year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vlted TO attend tho funeral from her late
Tctide ence, In Mill Greek Hundred, on Mon.
day, the l2'h mat, at II o'clock, a. IN. ln'
terment a. Red CIAy Greek csmetory. Scr
Ices at the church
rRUSrY.-un the s.h instant Emmarson
II, son Of Raymond au1 Elizabeth Trusls,
In his 18th ysar-
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend tho fn.
neral. from his fathers residence, 2lZ We
Seventh street, Gn SpCdRy afternoon. tc
loaYo tho house at o'clto<. Services will
DO hold in tho American Union church. In.
teruent at ~. Petet's CemHery.
SlEARREIT-In this city on tho Sth inst
James SteafretI, in tho 7oth year OF nii
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
ytted 10 attsnd tho funeral from his late
rosi iencc no. l2lD West Fourth street, or
! MQadsy morning, December II, st o'clock
Hiyh Mass At ~. Paul'H UhuEcn. iutormeni
at st. JOsoph'f cemetery.
UATHERS-In Laramie Oity, Wyomins
Territory, George =. Cathers, in the e:l
year of hiss
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Aslyunomieal Phenomenon.
loonMUsIoATKD

For some time past, an astro nomical
phenomenon has appeared in the sky.
The phenomenon spoken offs a large STAR,
Appearing n the east every morning be-
fore sunrise. Viewed with the naked eye,
1t reminds one OF q large and brilliant
diamond. Early 10 the morning 1t
twiukles and sparkles so brightly as TO
almos, dlszle the eyes OF the beholder
Tie wriLes being informed that this is
the same star that WAS seen before the
birth O. Christ, also three hundred and
sixty years ago, doubts lot but that II
would prove an interesting study to msuy
woulo- be astronomers. With this pur-
pose u view he hopes that be ore the al
niversary rt Christ's birth, all Whining
tonians may have taken advantage OF
such a rare opportunity as is low afforded
IneE. A. D.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Cnnrreh WIN erlnnllon.

Some time ago Young pRu named
John Pratt, Jr., won the affscl Hone OF a
very re. pectsbi yonDg girl at Barn ezat,
Ocean County. ". j. ard after bstrAy
ing her fsd. After coneiG ers BILE trouble
Sheriff Hsiman, OF that c1uGty, suc.
cseded by mtans Of o decOy letter in
locating him in this city. Yesterday
the sheriff came here, ami after confer.
ring wlth the Mayor, who gave his cor.
dial cooperation, = plan was formed
for hiB arregt, which was crown
cd with success, and Pratt was
captured NJ ,ha pcatetfice last even
ing. He made No attempt TO deny the
charge, but authorized the sheriff 10
telegraph 70 the prosecuting attorney OF
Ocean Connty 10 have the gin and her
mother In readiness upon his arrival
this evening, when he would marry
her. IL working up Shis case Saerifl
HalDsn, although quite a young man,
has proved thai he possesses excellent
detective abilities. He left this city
with his prisoner this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
mn,osr or mr.. G!adstone.

mBev Joseph Parker, Of the City Tenn
De, LoDdtn, delivered a lecture yes.er
dgy, Il Chlrkering Hall, New York, upon
Gl adstone. His audience was large. II
consisted chiefly of clergymen who had
been specially invited by Major Pond,
IRON towns that are easy of access to New
YORK, br. Parker's lecture consisted
more Of az enlogy upon Gladstone than a
consideration OF his career. His sum
mary Of M. Gladstonc's personality was
Everywhere in England he it hailed at
the peoples William. II is not in hit
power 70 say one catering words Every
Thing ne ssys has 9 moral value; every
thing iE characterized by his conscien
tiousness. This is the man for whose lona
lite we prSy, this Is the man for whom
we thank God. He moves with compare
tive slowBess, but with sureness tina
moth isr sEr turn aside"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Now Oastle IteHnn.

We condense the following items from
the Star
II A. DennisoD, OF our city, has
bought Of George Gay, Esq. his house on
Water street, aud moved into II on last
Monday.
The Delaware Iron Co., expects to start
he rolling mill the first OF the year, civ
Ing employment TO about rs more per-
sons in our city.
Miss Edith Herbert, ofMt Holly. n.
J daughte. OF John Herbert, Esq,
formerly OF our city, is now visiting her
uncle, State Treasurer Herbert.
hessrs. VIM Lea x Sons have petitioned
10 our City Council for p rmission To lay
a track aero $ Delaware street from the
railroad TO their property lately purchfed
of VIM. II Jefferson y Co.
Mr.. Louushury, Superintendent for }.
|C. Eyre aud CO who have the contract
/ for piliDc and erecting the new trCs,lc
work for the naw K X. cut-on, has now
taken charge OF the work IN rhiF city, re
I lieviug Mr. Wilson, who goes back 10
4 Philsiclph.G to take charge OF a large
contract they have iu that city
The L. 4. u l.. church will open a
fair On Moaaay, the 18Th inst, and will
continue IL during the holidays. An en-.
lteua!uing programme IS offered, and a
good lteudance Is expected from all the
members of the church, that sufficient
iund- may be raised 10 pay the necessary
lcEp,ases before the meeting Of the next
annual conference In April.
It's reported that the Delaware Dlvi
sion Of the Penn sylyania Railroad Is lie
lgutiRtng for tract of land at New Castle
IN close proximity to a new cut OF, whict
is being built SO as 10 lessen the time G
trcigat Traffic to Philadelphia and other
elite by not having to go through thu
city. The OBI Ct ia buying The land is Il
errr' the main offices OF the road there
and thus remove them from Clayton
where hey are now situated.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
New Engisnd Hospitality.
From . Boston Letter.

| shall never sRAin say that Mas,..
ohusetts people are not hospitable.
day or two ago l was driving slope =
,ouutry road, jos. outside OF Boston.
and chancsd 70 stop ~ n farm house 10
inquire my way. An old woman came
to tho door. and. having given me the
Information | desired, politely asked
mo In TO have, 20 she expressed IL, "a
drink and a rock By q drink" |
rather supposed she meant q glass OF
milk The rock" was a luxury the
nature OF which wAg beyond imagining.
salished, however, that Il was some
thing inviting, accepted the offer in
ttAnks, and. having tied my horse.
went inside. My hostess thereupon re.
quested me TO be seated in har bss;
rocking chair and poured me out a q ass
OF water.
Nov" sho sAid. lyon can have a
drink and rock, and rest yourself A.
long NJ you liks!"
Certainly thia is the most mex pepsly,
form OF entertainmept have eve,
beard OF. 1t boAtt the o'clock tea sl
hollow.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
FOUR Z II e Es} e sra
WlLMiatTJs, Del. sg-u
" ILnlNuEUm {. aImE.4Kxs an

Ttms tabe "a odsa. Hgy ZJ.a, 1897. 1rair
lsgyl .9lsmtLEs1a -slcE st-setl id fJi,oHa
Ft. kagdin ~. = moro, ioAupz, sspriuE
noic, #a.nos5Ur4 iu4GtiaB, o GnOr, Po.tS
VIC, si-sgUa, EkienLOWl. Lebanon, Wet
nerso u,is Aad All Doin.s On t.s PhMade eIphit
$50 Aseldil% Is. r., 10 -. II. enG ASP u
Fer J4f,nEhclG, Rayna5DArg Junc.
tiun, C9gtegy;Is. I'm hfaovlie, EyenASa
| uhAid'1 FORD aud DnrcBt'g s.oi INTERIM
| itStC JG!nts, o, AN, .is, soi so y. III.
| To- Csstesvll'a lr5 ,nteV-03 nj ate pointl
.t 70 = Il. .E5 ID 65 2. u.
! Ec- We1t Ootd;.-, 9. = L.. s.ib ard 20
,. n.
| sor Nsa Fs!1rs sad !1tsf8aodi,te point,
| p. 70,
! IA sunday for Reading aad i5.crredisu
| poiGts, 1t e5 =. H., Snd t1f 5gricraSid SHs
! tntsrMa1lste pr'aa3 o.. 3 ia O.. n.
| L. a.. EaGA fe15aEU, b. u. BiI}H.S RU,
HAsrfin'sr Jsa.. t4s0n Pt,aa. hz't
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Lhs Regular Thing

An old gentleman OF Detroit was pass.
Ing through the ceremony of taking his
fourth wife the other day. At the i'm.
pressive climax OF the good preacher
mans part in the performance, somebody
Was heard snhbing In an adjoining room.
My goodness" exclaimed one of the
guests in dramatic whisper, "who on
ear b Is that crying on this festive occa.
SION"
THAR" replied mlschieyous member
OF the experienced bridegl oom's family.
That's nobody but Fun. She Away.
boohoys when pas getting married"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
The we.t virginia pron,p,,,on,,,.

AT meeting OF the State Executive
Nommittee OF the Prohibition party OF
West Virginia, jpet held In Grafton, 1t
was decided 10 enter the campaign In
that state next year with full tlcks t
III the held. This action was unani-
nous A representative will be sent TO
The national convention, aud Domina,
tons wall be made for State, Congress.
sl9nsi, legislative ard local officers.
hh0its are to DO taken AZ once to per-
fect the organization OF the party
throughout the state.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
indicted for Llbal

william Welch, an attorney o Mia
nespoGs, hinnesnie, pubijsnsd cEagRes
tkRt Postr sster Genera Nias wrt- EoJ
the Madison Insurance Company aL8
never acrOauted for some OF las fCDda
o! this company. WslGh vas indicted
by tha grand jury for criminal Libel, az
he c.Nilns, st the insti2a'ion o. Vi.aa.
On Friday the court denied his sppl,-
cation 70. an order on tue CO mpi-irsuts
10 snow cause why they shan.l ncs
pToG1cs The missing books Of .he MAdi.
son Insa rance Company. he ~as grant
81 teh days more In which 10 ii .e BIZ
Of spscif cations.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Newark Itanln

We compile the following items from
the Ledger;
Stephen Il. Choate Jr., and F. NJ. G..
Choate are visiting james l.. and Adam
*. Luke, Of Rockland, Del.
John l. Frick, proprietor Of the New.
ark Hack Line, has removed his mother.
sister, brother and nephew from Hartford
County, Md, to this Town, which will be
their future home.
Miurehaha Tribe, No. %, Improved
Order OF Rcd Men OF II is town, have
secured the great humorist, Frank A
Comfy. who win aYp ar at Red Mem
Han Newark, en- "Wednesday evening
Dee II
Supt l. N. Mills of the Delaware Divl
zion RailroEd, has presented his check o
SlC0 to the MiadletOwn Hose, Heok AM
Ladder Co., ard the Farmers' Mutua
Fire insurance Co., will give as mud
more II is said What q ply Mr.. !, n. NJ
/ does not live in Newark.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES

Our oldest ehild, now stx seArt ufsgs. when
an infant fiN months oiu was attacked with a
vtrulent. malignant skln disease. All ordinary
tsmedies fsillng, NecAlltd or family phi IT.
clan. Who Attempted 10 Garrett but u spread
lower portion of the lttil' fellows person from
the middle Of hi, ha.k doan to hts kntos. sas
one solid rash. ugly, painf1l, hiOtched and
MALE Gus. We tad no It%t At night, no pf are
by day. Ftnlllg, We were advised ~ lry thu
CCTtCuHA RKhEotEs. The efoci was simply
marvellous. In three or four weeks = euni o.
plsts cure wa wrought iSAviHg the little tel
lows person ~ whits aud healthy n though
hc had never boeu attacked. In my spiutun
your valuable rcmedits saved hi= ltn,, and to
daN he tsd strong healthy child, " ffoCtlg
well, no repetition of the dl-ease having ever
occurred. HkO. II. SMITH.
AttS At Law and III I-rrop. Ait y. Ashland. O
REFEgkSLE. 80 Waist, Druggist. Ashland, O
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
ReeoEnlzed as nIrs. spIes,

Seveyal days ago Nina Van Zsnst sp
piled 70 the Chicago Pubic Library
WIKI L !s uuder the control OF the CITY
government, for permission 10 draw
books as Mrs. Spies, The managers
were undecided ss TO the propriety OF
granting her req 1est and thus having a
quss. off clal recognition OF the validity
Of the proxy marriage. They sought
legs. adv ice, but with no definite re-
suit 90 Thursday it was decided, ia
the absence of any well defued OH &c
tion, 70 give out the card az applied for
20 ME- Spies.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
BirthdAy Party.

A party OF about thirty children last
evening visited Willie CavAnAugh ct
the residence OF his parents, south OF
Market street bridge, it being the ami.
versAry OF his birth. After thoroughly
enjoying themselves rs only children
can, at 10 O'Clock they sat down TO q
table loaded with delicAcies. At II
o'clock the com pany dispersed. much
pleased with their visit. Willie re-
csived numerous presents from his lit
q friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

pOt1s
llDou't forget the lunch-24 King, TO
night Fine singing.
Drop in and enjoy yourself At the
Atlantic Garden, tonight; Pa Kins
Fine lunch served to oil.
Bishop Becker Of Savannah. Ca,
will preach At b PAul's Church, Fourth
and Jsckaon streets, to-moIIow even.
ing at Z 80 O'Clock,
Remem ber. No. East "a 81. weyrs
mas cake, or o. the branch store, n o.
603 Delaw avenue.
J.P. whsl has resigned his position
with TIE Peunsy lyaIia Railroad Com
! any, 10 take a responsible place with
the Delaware Chemical Company.
Several farmers In Pencader HUI
| dred are reported To have suffered coo.
siderable 1855 In pork, some disease
having brgRou out among their swine
Stop that coughing; II You do not II
may xii YOU A bottle OF Dr.. Bu Ia
Cough Syrup oni" COSTS you % cents,
and its timely pss may save your life,
A well kcp lamp and Pratt's Astral oil
will insnre you the best light for reading
or genuine home use 4. James Belt
druggist, sole agent, 6 h aud Marker
streets.
Some malicious per5or tutred tn,
water CT the boiler in Dlyelt Il Sens
mill, Penoa1er Hundred, on Moaday
night, and ne consequences the due,
were Durr al cut, causing an expendi
ture Of $50 for repairs.
R,v. Charles II. Tucke. will preach
Is second sorm en- OF the course ON IT b,
Second COmiug OF Christ" as reveal cd
IN tho Book OF Revelation, az tn,
/ Church OF the Covenant, Second art
Washington streets, to morrow morn
iuR NJ 10 80 O'Clock.
Beautiful baskets containing bo,tlel
OF extract 90 60, S5 cts, etc, Plusi
brush al d comb sets, (white guods,
g. 90 up. F!orer CO brush AMI coml
sets, Sl0D. Whisk holders, so csnt
up Shaving sets, $l.75 Ip. Ever,
thug at very low prices. Daufortb
druggist, Second aud Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
apparently Wnhout ROUND l,,on

a report was started this morning
that man had tried, SONS tims ago,
in o druDhen ft, 10 hang his 10 mother
rhs affair WA said TO have oeeurred on
Fourth street, west OF Rodney. The
woman, so EuTior said, had been cut
down BY the neighbours iust IN time 70
save her ht6. rsp1Fter Of the RV
PUBLICAN this morning inVestig atsd
tho mstter, aud sf or inteFvi ie wing some
Of he psoDls In the neigh SoThood found
Ltey knew nothing whatever of 1t, aud
thet th9 whole story was without foGn
dasion,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
All Well But one.

The lily OF Robert W. West, No.
83t Chestnut street, which was poison ed
in mysterious manner on November
26, are ali well with the exception OF
Mrs. West. The poisoning iu her case
brought on premature confinement, and
she has been very III, bat DIR Peter
Cooper, the attending phYaician, has
hopes OF har recovery. Nine OF the
family were poisoned. The cAuse OF
the poisoning has not Jet been ascer,
tained, although every effort has been
made 10 fathOm the mystery.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
-
Arnfiamv of F4urIp

my Aunt Bridget" still cOutinues to
draw crowded houses At the Acadeu y
OF Music Munroe and Rice Grs i'm.
mensely funny and the entire cast is
fair IN. \Aunt Bridge" VIII be To-.
lowed TT tA.b mouse by BG,lS Moore, Jaa
hsnas9ne and AccOmp iisG 81 yGuuE aG
tress, IL "A Mountain PiuE disa
Moore is spoken of a. a y0uug lsdy
who sings sueetly aad fee.r-s.y, And
who sCIs with viv4city aud t-r-esv
ness. she is modest, patursl and ul,
affected "A Mountain pax V m
douUt crowd this popular place Vi
am LeeUaeEs.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10

This year we are making speciality
of japanese Toys for Christmas tree
decorations.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
rure ana Of rxcelient Quality

The following letter has been received
by Mr.. K, P. Fieye, a. No 62l Snipiey
street, from M. A W Ctrhslr, ana
Is tica, aud Consulting chemist .. Nc.
606iE Market street:
ME-. Z, P. FRHYE, WINiSGrpS
DEL November 80 lSs7--DEAK SIR:
This samples Of beer rs cold by yCu tnat
have been kindly submitted to me for =
chemical exam inatioD, show, upon
careful anAly DID, TO be pure specIm ems
OF the fluid, aud OF excellent quality.
Yours truly, A. W. CARLISLE.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
An Entire Town Destroyed.

q gen sleman writing from R-7isaa,
Mexico, The scene Of the r6cun. earfl-
q lskss says the en- Ire town hss neen
destzUys4 and many Persons El.iel
The prcy.eioua ana lupp les proriced
by the s ate ana from private souroea
IRE exhausted and We entif5 vicinity 80
destitute of provisions a4G c-5,liax.
and unisss al il lus4 heI soon .A-y
nay stsrPe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
ulsd From kzis Ipiurles.

Yes,etdsy morning Michael Horty.
qHasfle9, was fatally iDiured by fall
OF rock. He was taken TO his home
near the qrarr'ss and medic Aid sum
manPo. Hs died this morning from
she etiect of his idiuries. Coront I
B@rnhiil will holo an inquest probably
this Afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10

Day and night, an eleGsot liue cf nOh.
cay goods. 224 Market street never
had sach a stock, Al. new ami ir=sn;
louxGt for cash aud sold fJc . gavy
fng advance. Fan lines Cf every
hing One price. and tCat nzcEeG IL
I!s!l t-ures. We will giys go1 q
LGargy Welcome. Come and sCs tcr
yours, lves. DelawPre PdnteL7 Clla-
pa ay,sacs s.ors to tie jan ana Webb
Coap pauy, 224 Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Kxoorslons TO OailiSrn

1t tisno louRer necessary J. I'D
largo parties in order d,r,,ic ~ Csnl| Srs
Ths Baltimore ard Ollo a, all
pany has plact d on salg, ,an 'dcsd
cipai tffices. eIcnrt lou and 81
Francisco, Los ADgeiI,s, ,s,sta
California. The o tlSaU I'm ss.|
sinzly at lower rates tnaT nnar,io,,
ly made for organ ssa ,.dn pn' 5s.s
GOOD for six mon'hs iro,u &
fD%s Passengers iy, arc offered fer dl,Ianrpi L
routes both going ana ,np9sorms'
rates and detai'ei ". s3ea
upon any of tho .ll .lIas' N. y
oop pauy, or address = = q 4.
ernl Ticket agent b q '
more, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10

a UCgIDrl :sALE-WIi4L b SOL } To
A tn5 hiEAeFt nidier, at 'ur arc'ion
room, y e corner OF t,'ih and KING street8,
90 Ffi-aY. EcceE heT IL 1851, a. q clock p
N. D. i 0 Z cd CHAR, In loss o. slil des I.
o.s r. hlm Wr : end a 1rd iagitation
4pyinV be bic to s4aRe Il 4 .aFe4' iaS L.
hem GCdB sod 20 rlaa5 tuslaes5 . iac
cory "a tho ys-r HUEILi4 I4NNK.
d3aa d, h 8. huctt5ae.Ts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
p.,ore the judge

In addition to other htn,O, Ou'i ed Of
L, nam this morning, .o each dnd
and John Collins were iAYiirsi |
sIsos.erIy q s%a,s conduct az sad ialara 9a ="
20 behave better 10 I'm tn1 no more.
to 70 90 10 peace aud elm ~
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
We Reply Yes.

In answer to repeated i1gairie-, "e
desire 20 cay we do stamp gith GUli
let5t IS prckst books, bibire, ptayer and
hymn books, cigar csseR, etc tree ~
aLagge, WREN purchased Of u.. Sac
delaware Printing Company, No, III
Marie, street, suocaesofs u $40 j...lts
and Nebn Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
- q -
Diamonds.

We have just received jcb ct OF
Diamonds, breaches, car rings, GHRsr
rings and shirt studs. which l propose
to dispose of at very low pricts for he
holidays A oell will satisfy you that
they are remarkably cheap. j.. {.
Massey, 404 kins street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
an AcceptabIe Onr.stmas Glf,

w3u bs a barrel of the fsmaug IN Cd.
NOR tuuri 1T is 30 good an 20 cheap.
II ts tUs IL k OF the .1ND III ig in
evesS Dor 5 mouth 7 slso have now
GucEv haat, se.f-ra.siug back ~ "a !
new tJminy and beans s24 ia-9e
STOCK four, feed, hay aud sraT
james T. MOrr0W, HoathUesJ GufaeE
TWe.i : aud French eTgete.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10

NDIICE-Sr. GBpRaE CArTLU, K.
t}E TO members arc re4usltsd I
meet \, IA 'sIs room, (Smi:l DaitdtngJ
" ars5. street aHoye sixth, on Snrd1y. a.
3 80 u. n sharp. 70 attn1 tde h1"rai o
our late orothor a eU-go Wil.isms from hi,
l-te resla noe, .Oa jefferson ST. co. me-
bars 4 ? other Ca{tieg arc TeQuHstei to tprE
CIT y it Us. By CYo"r q! 20 hool5 Chitf
EHANCIS II I 1RS.
Il .ElyrEN. h. =. cf h. u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10

EAsaISGTOE, ID q De-. Z lo5..
n W r WOODWARD
9HAU SIR The sample of hssr SGu
furVsrCeI ! ne for ana. slB + G % FAR
Z gLy for purity 3eg szayUauFd u
n.- J. i VI IaOS,
.Po = AQricuit7Es Department.
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lt .fHpyar's name j y. W.
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Queries

When you want o tooth filled do you
20 to q blackamitb? When you want
books why 60 TO an iron store TO buy
them?
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Value No Object.

Nal5a VIII not oa considered
in the p-.cCs ST whica Clothing
vii, ho offered. We have more
Ven ard Boys Oycrcos. thar
vi wan and to get r.3 OF them
W. have mad. cut in the prices,
Ore of cur large floors is en.
tirely cevot.d - their display
and &c are selling diem in the
widest range OF prices ever scen
IRON - 80 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
A night

.obool for girls SD e' yo1nIi y II55l5| I55
s.reet, near Delaware q . Aun' NJ, OF 4
ula,s j. spRly ply. Ds,Gss ssrs ave or O''"'
. o. n. M m, 1918 Lincoln b.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
Boniud Marem walls.

Lie on the stage and other speCla, ar.
ticles in the Sunday papers. We make
specially OF holiday books for ChtI'
dren, snd seil away down below pub
lishers' prices. First x Davis, NO. 3i3
Marie. street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
MT salem 5 EniettaiHi


The entertainment at NJ
E, Church ua TanyslAi even
grand success. Tie large
cietiye audience when 'ee
ticipauts weut away fal.y d.
no better taieu. con.d la'el
tainad nor better Bolec'JGs
r. Snowdeu TAolnss, e1,.'t
iusu ar Methodist, Il Ad9 ~
prayer, after which a qls.
po.ed uf MIssss Anna =
Mary Thie.mau, q .5.o,
walters and n D CIoEa,5a'
"Lulu is floating Win ne
rIett Prnnewell Belt foio@' !
original sketch IL Slica Y,
idly portrayed the hisio': =, a 4 \
10 the rebuilding alter ta' .,' -
sonsti5ns were gooa aoa ~ ;, " !,
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been given THIS t-,g2, ,.Si,r "
worth tho price q adHis.'ya .s.,,.'
j, Herbert Muilin acqal'''s, l,.'s !,
well In . vocal solo el''''''
the Deem. ~, Il
@Ulier the DailIoh y =
u na,.sou ap5 May ,'
heartily enoored' , 4, !, ,,..,irs y =
with much feeling "o3m'p1i y,
u Cloward WAS recA',-,, ,,.ssi Si
"rne Bargla !" and Ra.l,,,SI .L.,,.
OF the audience by ~ t'R''y y
L We Thee" by Mr. W W.. l. .sr
ceived applause and was ,ss ',p ~,
proceeds were lor tno 40, + I
iiquidatinR the debt, 'nu higbI
c,nsider Themselves n,Ss, a,
Ia on ted by their literary
friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-10
w AtChes

for ladies and gents; gold watches. 4oA
King street 10 the cheapest place IN the
city for q fine article. j. @. Massey,
404 King street.